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斯圖加特

简斯图加特 · 繁斯圖加特

Mandarin · pinyin Sī tú jiā tè

Stuttgart, city in southwest Germany and capital of Baden-Württemberg 巴登－符騰堡州－符腾堡州 Bā dēng Fú téng bǎo zhōu

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斯: sī · this, thus, such; to lop off; emphatic particle
圖: Look up this written character
加: jiā · add to, increase, augment
特: tè · special, unique, distinguished
图: tú · diagram; chart, map, picture

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1–2–1–4 · Si1 tu2 jia1 te4

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Stuttgart (the capital and largest city of Baden-Württemberg, Germany)

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